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ALT The Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre. Game Café. MN North Reception. March 16, 11am - 3pm. Join our mailing list. uoft.me/gelmailinglist
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ALT Clarivate Research Day @ UTM Library. Deepen your scholarly impact with research assessment tools from Clarivate. Thu, Mar 2, 12 to 4 p.m. Image includes the Clarivate and UTM Library logos, with an abstract background image of a triangle with a purple streak through it.
ALT Looking for Writing, Numeracy, and Study Support? Appointments are available everyday of the week! Use the WConline portal to book an appointment now! uoft.me/writingcentres. In-person : Face to face meeting with an instructor Located at MN 3251 Online Video Chat: Speak with an instructor online Get help with writing, numeracy, or more general study skills Online No Video No Chat: Submit documents online Ideal for those who want feedback on their writing
ALT Writing for University and Beyond: A Journal of First-Year Student Writing at U-T-M. Volume 2, issue 1 (2022). A faculty and student collaboration project. Institute for the Study of University Pedagogy.
ALT Workshop: Be a Google Scholar Savvy Student. Mon, Sept 26, 2–3 pm. Image: external photo of a Google building, with the company logo on the side.
ALT "Fall 2022 FSGs are here! Follow @rgasc_fsg for updates!"
ALT Students work in the Continuum Robotics Laboratory of Dr. Jessica Burgner-Kahrs at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Photo by Nick Iwanyshyn
ALT A UTM faculty member and student look at a computer model on a monitor in the Continuum Robotics lab at UofT Mississauga.
ALT We are open! Summer hours. Monday through Friday. 9 to 4:30 PM ET
ALT group of high school age students and teacher gathered around a microscope
ALT Background features the Maanjiwe nendamowinan (MN) building atrium, with CDRS wordmark. Text reads CDRS: UTM's Collaborative Digital Research Space.
ALT Blue and white graphic, contains CRIS and U of T library wordmarks, along with title and session information: What is a data management plan and why do I need one? Takes place June 23, 2022 from 1:30 to 2:30pm.
ALT Become an AIU Student Ambassador. Applications close July 13, 2022 at 11:59pm. Apply at the link in our bio.
ALT What is the AIU Student Ambassador Program? The Academic Integrity Unit (AIU) student ambassador program is a fun and interactive peer-to-peer initiative that will educate students about the importance of academic integrity and the process of resolving academic integrity matters at UTM. The AIU student ambassadors will work to promote academic integrity and excellence across the UTM community and increase awareness of the academic integrity resources available to UTM students. What do AIU Student Ambassadors do? Coordinate and facilitate interactive virtual and on-campus events to promote academic integrity and excellence. Increase awareness of the academic integrity resources that are available to the UTM community. Work closely alongside a small team of ambassadors and AIU staff. Collaborate with various UTM groups on events.
ALT Why Become an AIU student Ambassador? Get an entry on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR) Increase your understanding of academic integrity and the resources available to you. Build networking relationships with faculty, staff, and fellow students. Develop your public speaking, leadership, and planning skills. What are the requirements? At a minimum, students must be enrolled in their second year of study for the upcoming academic year and be in good academic standing. Be familiar with the Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters, the AIU, and its services. Experience working with social media platforms. Enjoy public speaking and networking with peers. Be available to commit 30+ hours over the 2022-23 Fall/Winter term. Applications close July 13,2022 at 11:59PM. Apply at the link in our bio!
ALT Maanjiwe nendamowinan building where the Institute for the Study of University Pedagogy is housed at UofT Mississauga. Photo by David Lee.
